Projects
Each card states the role honestly: what I built, what I direct, and what someone else built that I audit.
Transaction coordination platform for real-estate deals. Reads a contract, builds the timeline, and keeps every party informed from contract to close.
Magic: The Gathering Commander deck builder, live at manafoil.com. I run the codebase audit and reliability workstream; Kalen Templeton is the primary engineer.
The evidence-backed record behind this site. Every claim is a Markdown file with a state, a visibility, and the artifact that proves it; the site renders only what is verified and public.
Pharmacy platform being rebuilt from a clean skeleton in phased gates. Primary engineering by Kalen Templeton; I own strategy, architecture, and the platform layer.
The single assistant identity behind Terrell Technology. One public identity, explicit provider routing with no silent fallback, and a ledger for every capability it is trusted with.
Clickable proof of concept that turns static succession slates into measurable employee-development plans, with readiness that visibly moves.
Boutique consultancy helping product and engineering organizations adopt agentic development practices and turn experimental tools into governed, measurable operating capability.
Preview-first Discord role reconciler for community sports organizations. A roster proposes, an operator previews an immutable plan, and only then does anything change.
Working name for a modular in-app feedback widget with pluggable output sinks, Discord first, and a relay so no webhook or key ever ships in a client bundle.
An AI innovation league for software organizations, where teams compete on verified outcomes, reuse, and cost discipline rather than token volume. Early build, directed rather than hand-written.
The first Coordi codebase, 1,013 commits between May 2025 and April 2026, replaced by the rebuilt monorepo.
Contact
Agentic development practices, AI workflows that hold up in production, and the engineering standards to keep them governed. One email starts the conversation.